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Bank of Queensland Investigated by ASIC over Compliance Failures
23/09/2015
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission has concerns over its risk management and compliance systems.
India Consults on New Measures to Curb Misselling
22/09/2015
India’s government and various regulators are consulting the public on newly proposed recommendations by a high-level government committee to curb misselling of financial products.
ASIC Sees Opportunities with Blockchain Technology
21/09/2015
Australian Securities and Investment Commission chairman Greg Medcraft says the emergence of blockchain technology has the potential to change the existing financial system.
Japan FSA Urges Banks to Enhance Crisis Readiness
21/09/2015
New guidelines call on banks to assess the impact of potential financial crises and to build up capital for such events.
Singapore Regulator Seeks to Enhance Supervisory Powers and Strengthen Business Conduct
21/09/2015
MAS proposes legislative amendments to enhance its supervisory powers and strengthen business conduct of regulated entities.
Regulators Taking Closer Look at Supervising Technology, says HSBC
21/09/2015
Regulators have been looking more closely at whether technology companies providing financial services should be supervised more heavily like banks, says HSBC chairman.
HKEx Announces CCASS Service Enhancements
21/09/2015
HKEx has announced the introduction of further CCASS service enhancements relating to Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect in two stages, subject to SFC approval.
S. Korea Regulator to Task Overhaul of Debt-Laden Companies
21/09/2015
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission will charge a leading bad asset management firm to overhaul debt-laden companies in an effort to speed up the country’s corporate restructuring program.
Securities / Derivatives
Malaysia Receives FATF Praise for AML/CTF Efforts
21/09/2015
The Financial Action Task Force has issued a report praising Malaysia’s legal framework for anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing standards.
India Relaxes Equity Investment Norms for Banks
20/09/2015
Lenders will no longer need prior approval to make equity investments if they have a capital risk-weighted asset ratio exceeding 10 percent and have made a profit in the previous financial year.
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